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Table 3 Regression analysis of factors associated with feco-prevalence of H. pylori among symptomatic patients in Dessie Referral Hospital, Northeast Ethiopia, 2016 (n = 342)

From: Feco-prevalence and risk factors of Helicobacter pylori infection among symptomatic patients at Dessie Referral Hospital, Ethiopia

Variable

Freq

HpSA (+) = no/%

COR(95%CI)

AOR(95%CI)

p-value

Family size

  < 4

175

41(23.4)

ref

ref

 

  ≥ 4

167

63(37.7)

1.98(1.24--3.17)

1.83(1.10--3.05)

0.020*

Hand washing after toilet

 Yes

322

94(29.2)

ref

ref

–

 No

20

10(50.0)

2.43(0.98--6.02)

2.5(0.92–6.79)

0.073

Eating raw fruit and vegetable

 Never

85

29(34.1)

ref

ref

 

 At least once a day

56

24(42.9)

1.45(0.72--2.90)

1.38(0.64--2.96)

0.407

 At least once a week

201

51(25.4)

0.66(0.38--1.14)

0.64(0.35--1.18)

0.151

Tea consumption

 Yes

232

65(28.0)

ref

–

–

 No

110

39(35.5)

1.41(0.87–2.29)

–

–

Coffee consumption

 Yes

211

70(33.2)

ref

–

–

 No

131

34(26.0)

0.71(0.44–1.145)

–

–

Alcohol drinking

 Never

183

48(26.2)

ref

ref

 

 Once/week

71

20(28.2)

1.10(0.60--2.04)

1.35(0.69–2.63)

0.382

  > once/week

88

36(40.9)

1.95(1.14--3.33)

2.70(1.49–4.89)

0.001*

ABO Blood group

 Type A

87

24(27.6)

3.81(0.83–17.55)

5.53(1.08–28.36)

0.040*

 Type B

96

25(26.0)

3.52(0.77–16.15)

5.01(0.98–25.72)

0.054

 Type O

137

53(38.7)

6.31(1.42–28.1)

8.93(1.79–44.48)

0. 008*

 Type AB

22

2(9.1)

ref

ref

 

Persons per room

 1

77

18(23.4)

ref

ref

 

 2 to 3

181

49(27.1)

1.22(0.65–2.27)

1.26(0.65–2.43)

0. 495

  > 3

84

37(44.0)

2.58(1.31--5.10)

2.91(1.39–6.11)

0.005*

  1. Key: * = Significant association Exist; AOR adjusted odds ratio, COR crude odds ratio